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Is there a parameter that can be used to show the location of a drawing or part in wildfie 2? I'm in the process of mopping up multiple common parts with the aim of placing them in one of a number of set directories, that everyone can access. I've had a look in pro-e's help and searched this...

Hmm, nothing I need to set when I'm creating the array?

Set the drawing option, still no joy. I'm working on the theory that it would appear using View "Show / Erase" and Axis?

I'm 3 months into teaching myself Wildfire 2. Can someone tell me how I get the a PCD centreline to show on the drawing? For example I want to model 3 holes M3 equi-spaced on a 30mm PCD, I would: Insert an M3 hole, placement is diameter using a datum axis and datum plane to define the...

It would appear we have Pro Intralink, that is a PDM?

Thanks guys, you have both answered my question, with every solid model system I've used (IDEAS and Solidworks) multiple copies of parts have caused chaos, hence my desire to get one copy in one place. jbeckhou, I just want the common parts in a specific place, screws, nuts, washers etc. My...

I have just 2 months experience of Pro E under my belt, hence what may be a daft question. I have inherited a system where files for each product are stored in their own folders. This extends to common parts like screws and washers, the result is multiple copies of parts. Initially I plan to...

Micheal, thank you, that is exactly what I needed to know. Matt

Worked out how to do it, I was putting the wrong report parameter in the table. Here's how I did it. Define the parameter in the model Then in the BOM table, select a cell RMB pick asm Pick mbr Pick User Defined enter the parameter name CTRL-G Typing &Paremeter Name in the part drawing solves...

Where I work there are two numbers that can be assigned to a part, one is the drawing number; the other is a stock number from the MRP system. I want to add a column to a BOM table that shows the stock number. I think I'm on the right track If I assign a parameter in the model file called...